I'm pleased to finally understand the mechanics of the dual reg process. It's basically a head shrinking exercise.

Warrington use it as it's supposed to be used giving young players like Morley Briers and wood a run out

I saw a suggestion, from a Warrington fan, that as one of the two clubs that backed the RFL-recommended under 23s system (the other was Saints, iirc), that they're happy to take the pee out of it a bit.

Because players play for less money to have more chance of winning trophys just like at leeds n wire

Correct. See Gareth Ellis for further details.

Edited for you Stan

Now u know that's simply not true so stop fibbing

Was speaking to a couple of the young Hull KR players last week and they said that Scott Taylor is really struggling to fit into the heavily professional atmosphere at Wigan. What that says about him / Hull KR is a different question but I know he's struggling.

With regards to him being on duel reg, Wigan were aware that Mossop is off to the NRL when they signed him, and told him that he won't play too much this year with the aim for him to be the main man next year. By all accounts his time will come if he sticks with it.

As for Lauaki playing ahead of him, I accept that on the face of it, it seems odd but Lauaki has been superb since his return from injury so deserves to play.End of

When the majority of your team comes through your academy it tends to be cheaper than signing big named player from aus, leeds worked that out a long time ago and wigan have caught up since the new chairman arrived. Plus on top of that we have salary cap exemptions like all teams are viable for but most aren't in the position to take advantage of them.

Morgan seemingly created a good spirit in the camp, but there were hints and rumours about us not being ultra-professional. Discipline was mentioned as being something we wanted to improve when we were looking for his replacement, iirc.